One of the most beloved games in recent history was on its way to Google Stadia but after the corporation messed up and enraged the developer, the partnership seems to be called off.

Nine years after release, Terraria is facing its last update and it is arguably the biggest one to date, with months of work behind it. The update will leave the game in a state where the developer can say that it is finally complete.

Not the ones to be outdone, Google have followed Apple in launching their own mobile subscription service. Dubbed Play Pass, Google's service is actually ahead of Apple Arcade in that they're offering both games and applications for the price.

Re-Logic, developer of action-adventure Terraria, found themselves in a mini-controversy of sorts, after they likened the Epic Games Store to the devil by saying there's no money in the world that would have them sell their soul to Epic.

Hook. Check. Line. Check. Sinker. Check. Video games have tried to contextualise fishing through play on many occasions, with varying degrees of success. All the perks of a fisherman's day, without enduring the pests of real-life weather.

Much to the disappointment of its fans, Re-Logic officially announced that Terraria: Otherworld has been officially cancelled for straying too far from the original idea, so they thought it much smarter to cut their losses and move on.